Fall TV is Here!

Happy Monday, friends!  Today starts one of my favorite weeks of the fall - fall premieres!  I am definitely a tv > movies kind of girl.  Ask me if I've seen a movie, and if it isn't 13 Going On 30 or made by Disney, the answer is probably no.  However, I DVR all the shows out there.  Our DVR will be filled will series recordings in a month, I'll decide what's worth watching, and usually the rest get deleted after the pilot.  So, here's what I am really excited for:

Manifest (September 24 on NBC) - This show looks crazy; their plane took off in 2013, experienced turbulence, and lands in 2018.  No one has aged, and they've all been presumed dead for 4 and a half years. 

Big Bang (September 24 on CBS) - I have to admit, I haven't usually watched "new" Big Bang as we catch a lot of it on TBS with reruns.  So, I'm not exactly sure where they are with the plot, but hearing this may be the last season, it's been set to record all new episodes on the DVR.

New Amsterdam (September 25 on NBC) - I haven't watched a medical show since House, but this one looks good.  A new doctor comes in to take over the hospital, fires an entire unit for over-billing, and sets off to make medical care about patients again. 

Modern Family (September 26 on ABC) - Another one that may be on its last season.  But seriously, what happened to Lily at the end of the last season?  I have always loved the show, and I hope they wrap it up right.

BoJack Horseman (September 26 on Comedy Central) - This show has actually been on Netflix for a few years, but Comedy Central now has the exclusive television rights and will be broadcasting all episodes in order each week.  Seriously, this show is hysterical!

Law & Order: SVU (September 27 on NBC) - SVU has always been my favorite Law & Order.  Seriously, how can you not love Olivia?!  Even with all the cast changes over the years, I think the writing has always been great, and I can't wait to see how many episodes do not "depict any actual person, entity, or event."

Saturday Night Live (September 29 on NBC) - This is always one of my favorites! 

House of Cards (November 2 on Netflix) - This will be the final season of HoC, and I can't wait to see how they've killed off Kevin Spacey's character and how Robin Wright will be as the soul lead.  I will definitely be binging the last season next month before this is released!

Last but not least, if you're looking for things to watch on demand or on streaming services, these have been a few of my favorites this summer: The Sinner, Alone Together, and Better Call Saul.

What will you be watching this fall?